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A5 Wagyu Yakiniku & Handmade Korean Cold Noodles
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Nagoya, Japan

Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten

CuisineJapanese, Bbq
Opened2016
Price$50–100per person
ReservationsRecommended
Dress CodeCasual

Tabelog 100 #26

Our verdict

Tabelog 100 Yakiniku EAST recognition in 2025 places it within a serious regional set, with grilled beef, tripe, handmade Korean cold noodles, counter seats, tables, and private-room flexibility shaping the experience.

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Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten restaurant in Nagoya, Japan

The menu

What to order

  • A5 Wagyu yakiniku platters
  • Thick-cut A5 tongue
  • Chateaubriand steak cuts
  • Handmade Korean cold noodles (reimen)
See the current menu on yakinikujiro.jp →
About
Here, yakiniku works because it is social and precise: the table is the cooking station, but sourcing, cutting, pacing, ventilation, and cold-noodle timing must align before the format feels composed, not merely interactive. Across the city, sharper addresses serve business groups, couples, families, and travellers moving between plans. Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten sits in a serious but approachable bracket, where yakiniku, beef dishes, tripe, and Korean cold noodles frame contrast rather than one luxury cue. Its 2025 Tabelog Hyakumeiten recognition gives the room a credible external marker in a category where local regulars often persuade more than decoration. The kitchen controls prep, cut thickness, sauce structure, offal selection, and how richness builds; the dining room controls table rhythm, grill management, and the moment when a cold finish resets the palate.

The category spread, yakiniku, beef dishes, and tripe, places it among beef specialists rather than broad izakaya operators. A general grill room can satisfy a casual craving; a focused yakiniku address must manage fat, smoke, texture, and pacing over a longer sitting. The appeal is less about theatrical formality than about a restaurant built for grilled beef, supporting dishes, and a cold-noodle finish that keeps the meal balanced.

Nearby price signals clarify the position. Jiro belongs to the serious-but-not-ceremonial lane, with listed budgets of Dinner: JPY 6,000 - JPY 7,999 and Lunch: JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999.

The room's discipline is collaborative, not theatrical

The strongest yakiniku rooms depend on a team dynamic that rarely gets the attention given to chefs in counter sushi or French tasting menus. Here, no named chef biography needs to carry the experience. Coordination does: kitchen prep makes each cut behave correctly on the grill, floor staff read whether a table needs explanation or speed, and the meal’s structure has to handle beef richness without flattening the evening.

Yakiniku service exposes weak choreography quickly. Too much instruction turns didactic; too little leaves good beef to chance. A well-run room lets guests cook while quietly narrowing the margin for error. The best version of this format adjusts the social temperature, handling a date, family dinner, group meal, or compact solo stop without forcing one kind of occasion.

The 2025 Tabelog Hyakumeiten selection puts the restaurant in a broader category conversation, not just a local list.67 signal a venue worth taking seriously within a crowded field. It does: hitsumabushi, miso katsu, kishimen, and tebasaki dominate the city’s shorthand. The better question is where yakiniku fits when a trip has room for one beef-focused dinner. A yakiniku dinner here makes sense after transit, shopping, or meetings because it offers control over pace without defaulting to a long formal menu.

Practical appeal is reinforced by the clear published budget range and the directness of the category: yakiniku, beef dishes, and tripe. These details do not make the cooking more serious on their own, but they change the decision for travellers who need logistics as well as gastronomy. The restaurant’s listed phone number, +81-52-446-8929, also gives planners a concrete point of contact before committing a meal slot.

The useful comparison runs category first, city second, then occasion. Within yakiniku, the draw is beef with handmade cold noodles. Within a broader dining plan, it is a polished grill choice embedded in the city’s everyday movement.enprimeurclub.

Frequently asked questions

What's the address for Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten?

Nagoya.

Is Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten expensive?

Pricing at Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten is listed as Dinner: JPY 6,000 - JPY 7,999; Lunch: JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999.

What are the opening hours for Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten?

Specific opening hours are not provided in the available venue facts for Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten.

What is Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten known for?

Yakiniku & Teuchi Korean Cold Noodles Jiro Yanagibashi ten is known for yakiniku, beef dishes, tripe, and its 2025 Tabelog Hyakumeiten recognition in Nagoya.

The Essentials

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The record

Recognition history

Dated appearances from independent guides and award organizations, with the underlying list record or original source where available.

  1. Tabelog 100 #26 · No. 26

    Tabelog · Tabelog 100 - Yakiniku - EAST - 2025

Details
Vibe
  • Lively
  • Cozy
Best For
  • Group Dining
  • After Work
  • Casual Hangout
  • Family
  • Celebration
  • Business Dinner
Experience
  • Standalone
  • Private Dining
Drink Program
  • Beer Program
Menu Format
  • A La Carte
  • Family Style
Drinks Focus
  • Beer
  • Sake
  • Shochu
Noise LevelLively
CapacityMedium
Service StyleCasual
Meal PacingStandard
KitchenTraditional
Private DiningAvailable
Visit details

Current opening hours

Monday
11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM
Tuesday
11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM
Wednesday
11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM
Thursday
11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM
Friday
11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM
Saturday
11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM
Sunday
11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM

Hours can change for holidays and private events. Hours as of .

Bustling, cozy third-floor yakiniku dining room with grill tables and a casual, izakaya-like atmosphere that feels like a hidden find above the Yanagibashi Food Market.